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Table OC.8 Official Car Usage by the Minister for Culture, the Media, Youth and Sport, 2018 Table OC.8 Official Car Usage by the Minister for Culture, the Media, Youth and Sport, 2018 Purpose of use Date Residence - The Convent (Dinner with HE) 11 January 2018 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Referendum Play) 20 January 2018 City Hall - Lathbury Barracks (Burial of a time capsule by Lord Sebastian Coe) 22 January 2018 Residence - The University of Gibraltar (Launch of The University of Sports) - The Caleta Hotel (Chess Festival Official Opening) 22 January 2018 Residence - The Caleta Hotel (Chess Festival) 27 January 2018 Residence - Gustavo Bacarisa Gallery, Casemates Square (Fashion Design Exhibition) 30 January 2018 Residence - The Caleta Hotel (Closing Dinner-Chess Festival) 01 February 2018 Residence - Nuno's Restaurant, The Caleta Hotel (Armed Forces Parliamentary Scheme) 15 February 2018 Residence - The Convent (Young Enterprise Scheme 10th Anniversary) - Mediterranean Rowing Club (Paulo Futre Event) 22 February 2018 Residence - Tercentenary Sports Hall (Thinking Day/Founder's Day - Girlguiding & Scout Association) 24 February 2018 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Festival of Young Musicians, Gala Night) 24 February 2018 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Opening of Young Art Exhibition) 26 February 2018 Duke of Kent House - San Roque (Environmental Meeting) 01 March 2018 Residence - Granada (Sports Projects) 02 March 2018 City Hall - New Harbours & North Mole (Meetings / Sports Project) 15 March 2018 Residence - Nuno's Restaurant, The Caleta Hotel (Dinner Members House of Lords EU Select Committee) 15 March 2018 Residence - Victoria Stadium (Rugby) 17 March 2018 Residence - Grand Battery House (GBC Sports Award) 20 March 2018 Residence - Holy Trinity Cathedral (Spring String Ensemble Concert) 22 March 2018 Residence - Ince's Hall (Drama Festival Gala Night) 24 March 2018 Residence - Gibraltar International Airport 30 March 2018 Gibraltar International Airport - Residence 17 April 2018 Residence - Gustavo Bacarisa Gallery (6th Gib Face & Body Paint Festival - Awards Ceremony) 21 April 2018 Residence - Gibraltar International Airport 25 April 2018 Gibraltar International Airport - Residence 29 April 2018 Residence - Tercentenary Sports Hall (5th Rock Under Siege Mixed Martial Arts Fight Night) 04 May 2018 Residence - The Convent Ballroom (Celebration of Opera Concert) 09 May 2018 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Zarzuela) 10 May 2018 Residence - Dining 54, Sports Hall (Dinner for Chess Congress Delegates) 12 May 2018 Residence - Nuno's Restaurant, Caleta Hotel (Dinner in Honour of the Members of UK Parliament) 17 May 2018 Residence - Alameda Open Air Theatre (Bosom Buddies) 23 May 2018 Residence - Tercentenary Sports Hall (IX Gibraltar International Song Festival) 02 June 2018 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (GAMPA End of Term Show) 06 June 2018 Residence - No 6 Convent Place (Gold Coast Commonwealth Games) 14 June 2018 Residence - Grand Battery House (Miss Gibraltar 2018) 16 June 2018 Residence - Victoria Stadium (Gibsport) 18 June 2018 Residence - The Convent (Philharmonic Concert) 19 June 2018 Residence - Gibraltar International Airport 21 June 2018 Gibraltar International Airport - Residence 25 June 2018 Residence - Victoria Stadium (Football Match) 26 June 2018 28 June 2018 Residence - St Theresa's Hall (Laguna Youth Club Community Annual BBQ) - The Rock Hotel Swimming Pool (Kili Crew & GibSams) Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (International Performing Arts Festival Gala Performance) 29 June 2018 Residence -Botanical Gardens (Danza Academy Gala Night) 03 July 2018 Residence - The Caleta Hotel (75th Anniversary General Sikorski - Dinner) 04 July 2018 The Rock Hotel - Royal Gibraltar Yacht Club (Lunch - Island Games Committee) 05 July 2018 Residence - The Convent (Governor's Reception (Island Games Member Islands) 05 July 2018 The Rock Hotel - Island Games Members (Various Sites) 06 July 2018 Residence - Bayside Studio (10th Anniversary of Bayside & Westside Drama Group) 10 July 2018 Residence - Fine Arts Gallery (Alwani Summer Painting Exhibition) - Mons Calpe Suite (60th Anniversary of the Gibraltar Group of Professional 11 July 2018 Engineers) Residence - Main Street (Inauguration of Bicycle Lane) - Victoria Stadium (Football Tournament) 06 August 2018 Residence - Victoria Stadium (Football Tournament) 08 August 2018 Residence - The Rock Hotel (Reception - Friendship Football Tournament) 09 August 2018 Residence - Victoria Stadium (Football Tournament) / La Linea Estadio Municipal (Football Tournament) 12 August 2018 Residence - The Caleta Hotel (Junior Chess Festival Closing dinner) 20 August 2018 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Gampa - Choir Anniversary Concert) 30 August 2018 Residence - Dining 54 (Hosting Table Soccer World Cup Reception) 31 August 2018 Residence - St Michael's Cave (Classical Concert) 06 September 2018 Residence - Malaga Airport 12 September 2018 Malaga Airport - Residence 20 September 2018 Residence - Grand Battery House (Rugby, Black Tie Dinner) 27 September 2018 Residence - Dining 54 Restaurant (Reception for Ju-Jitsu Congress Delegates) 28 September 2018 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Zarzuela "La Parranda") 03 October 2018 Residence - The Magazine - Ex Flat Bastion Magazine (Blink by Gampa) 11 October 2018 Residence - Victoria Stadium (Football Gibraltar v Liechtenstein) 16 October 2018 Updated 18 October 2018 Source: No.6 Convent Place.
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